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 Barbless Brown Gold Bead Head Vibrating Daddy Long Legs
Barbless Brown Gold Bead Head Vibrating Daddy Long Legs
Flexi Floss Daddy Long Legs with black legs for all types of trout and other predator species.
 Barbless Epoxy Red & Orange Cheek Buzzer Fishing Fly
Barbless Epoxy Red & Orange Cheek Buzzer Fishing Fly
This fly can be fished anywhere across the world for brown and rainbow trout from Spring and during Summer.
 Barbless Klinkhammer Olive Dry Fly
Barbless Klinkhammer Olive Dry Fly
The Klinkhammer is the creation of Hans Van Klinken and may be fished for trout, grayling, char, smallmouth bass and bluegill anywhere in world mainly on rivers.
 Barbless Wickham's Fancy Dry Fly
Barbless Wickham's Fancy Dry Fly
A variation of one of the most popular dry flies fished all over the world for trout, char, grayling and small mouth bass. Best in Spring and Summer on Streams and Rivers.
Barbless  Bead Head Buzzer Epoxy Black and Orange Cheek
Barbless Bead Head Buzzer Epoxy Black and Orange Cheek
Tiny Chironomid flies that inhabit lakes and slow-flowing rivers are more commonly known as midges or buzzers. This fly also produces good results on rough streams for wild trout.
Barbless  Black Tail Zebra Buzzer
Barbless Black Tail Zebra Buzzer
The Buzzer is another name for a Chironomid, or small midge or gnat. The name Buzzer comes from the buzzing of the insects as they hover over the water's surface.
Barbless  Blob Black
Barbless Blob Black
The blob is mainly a stillwater pattern, and is successful from Spring through to Autumn for both Rainbow and Brown trout.
Barbless  Bloodworm Purple
Barbless Bloodworm Purple
This is one of the best bloodworm patterns you will find. Best for Trout, Bass, Crappies and also Carp.
Barbless  Gold-Ribbed Hare's Ear Parachute Dry Fly
Barbless Gold-Ribbed Hare's Ear Parachute Dry Fly
One of the best nymph-suggesting patterns available the world famous Gold Ribbed Hares Ear.
Barbless  Renegade Dry Fly
Barbless Renegade Dry Fly
This dry fly can be used on both river and lake. An excellent pattern for cutthroat trout. It was devised in Wyoming by Taylor 'Beartracks' Williams around the late 1920's.